Greetings again, folks, another morning, another day. Another busy schedule ahead.

There will certainly be more artwork to look forward to, so keep your eyes peeled. I'll be experimenting with acrylics on bristol board starting this morning, aiming for a more unique more close to Disney style approach.

I may attempt to do more than one today, but I'm not one hundred percent sure just yet...

I've also debated about eventually mixing traditional methods with digital methods, making several layers for the picture using traditional tools, scanning them in and then piecing the picture together digitally, and altering it for a pretty pro effect. These pieces I'd probably label as 'digital' pieces, despite the use of traditional methods. The only thing I'd ever label as 'traditional' is if the piture is one hundred percent made with traditional tools without any digital manipulations (despite the fact that I have to alter the final scan for the art to not look so cheaply scannished)

The big thing about my eventual experimentation with the digital pieces, is that it'll prepare me or the methods I want to use when I eventally get into animation. I already know how to use layers, I know how to apply effects, use the various tools at my very disposal... I have both Paint Shop Pro and Photoshop on this machene, so double the tools and effects should be a rewarding experience, and I feel the digital pieces will be very rich and quiet the 'eye candy'

Anywho, wish me the best of luck! Time to crack my knuckles and get to work